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Information TechnologySemester 4-2 syllabus

Review the course structure, credits and unit-wise topics for fourth year, semester two.

Regulation
R23
Semester
4-2
Coverage
1 listed courses
Credits
12
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Regulation
R23
Branch
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1Internship & Project WorkFull-Semester Internship & Project Work0-0-2412

IV Year II Semester in the R23 IT structure consists entirely of a full-semester Industry Internship and Project Work component (12 credits, 24 practical hours/week). The source document does not include a unit-wise syllabus for this slot — evaluation is based on the internship/project itself rather than a lecture-based curriculum. A note in the document also reminds students that at least one MOOC/NPTEL course (3 credits, out of the 160-credit total) must be completed by this point to satisfy the R23 regulation’s mandatory-MOOC requirement.

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